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    This document outlines 7 phases of dance development: 1. Creative rhythms focuses on basic movement exploration and creativity. 2. Folk/ethnic dance is handed down through generations and expresses culture and traditions. 3. Social and ballroom dance is usually performed with a partner for recreation or events. It then provides examples for each phase.

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    Sheryll B.

    Cabaddu
    BCAE – III

    Phases of Dance
    (Expanded Explanation of Lecture and Additional Examples)

    1. Creative Rhythms – It is a kinetic and movement-centered basic activities of children to


    their dance development. It is more concentrated on exploration and
    managing creativity of children through movements as they learn to
    move their body parts and use them as a creative expression. As for
    children, this involves body movement that initiates and/or mimic certain
    action or figure that proceeds to interpret the identity of a certain
    action/figure with expressive movements accompanied with a suitable
    rhythm.
    E.g. Student try to initiate the identity of a soldier, marching on a
    beat with accompanied music

    2. Folk/ Ethnic dance – This dance is a dance particularly on people that is formed and
    handed down from generation to generation. Folk dance are formed and
    make progress through secularization and became part of any tradition and
    culture. Ethnic dance has its ethnicity from a local and/or ethnic groups
    that expresses their tribe’s belief, aesthetics and customs.
    E.g. Folk Dance: Tinikling, Cariñosa, Pandanggo sa Ilaw
    Ethnic Dance: Dance from any tribe groups from the Mountain
    of Cordillera

    3. Social and Ballroom Dance – Social and ballroom dance is a form of dance usually seen
    in a setting of events and gatherings. It is a recreational dance that is
    usually performed with a partner that requires skills on specific type of
    dances in a formal setting. It is called often social dance because it is
    meant to dance with a partner and can’t be in an individual manner.
    E.g. Dancesport
    4. Recreational Dance – Recreational dance refers to any form of dancing or dance
    movements that is done primarily for socialization, health benefits,
    educational purposes and aims to undergo have benefits through dancing;
    it includes the benefits of relaxation, entertainment, and enjoyment. This is
    usually seen on an informal gatherings, events and setting.
    E.g. Includes dance mixers, square dance round and couple dances.
    These dances have simple patterns and combinations of
    walking steps, polka step and the waltz step.

    5. Creative Dance – This dance requires of a mastery of two (2) skills of mastery and
    artistry in dancing. In these 2 skills which that are combined makes
    creative dance a high and powerful form of dancing. This includes the
    development of both artistic, creativity and technicality skills at the same
    time builds the exploration of movement.

    E.g. Contemporary Dance

    6. Theatrical Dance - Theatrical dance is any form of dance that is performed for an
    audience, as opposed to social dance, which is primarily social in nature.
    Theatrical dance is usually performed in a theater or another public venue.

    E.g. Ballet, Expressionism Dance, Lyrical Dance, Theatrical Dance

    7. Fundamental Rhythms – Fundamental rhythm leads the general rule for dancing, it
    provides a variety of basic movement to experience. It is an activity that
    individuals need to response physically and emotionally to music or any
    rhythmic accompaniment. It enhances the capability of an artists to know
    and manage beats, tempo pattern and rhythm of any musical piece in order
    for them to supply best dance movements.

    E.g. foot tapping, head movement, body sway

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